Trusts and Foundations

Kawita Vatanajyankur Mental Machine: Labour in the Self Economy
Kawita Vatanajyankur Mental Machine: Labour in the Self Economy
Kawita Vatanajyankur Mental Machine: Labour in the Self Economy

Kawita Vatanajyankur Mental Machine: Labour in the Self Economy Launch of the Simon Lee Foundation Institute of Contemporary Asian Art, July 2022. Photo by Rift Photography.

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Trusts and foundations lead impactful change at AGWA, enabling us to deliver programs, exhibitions, and future-focussed projects that benefit our whole community. This funding is vital in achieving our goals and can see life-changing outcomes in areas such as Learning, Social Impact and Public Programs.

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Projects realised

Howard Taylor Journal 1946-2001 – AGWA publication
Kindly supported by Gordon Darling Foundation  

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Gordon Darling Foundation supports visual arts access and enjoyment for the broadest possible audiences. Gordon Darling Foundation is kindly supporting the publication of the late Howard Taylor’s Journal 1946-2001. Taylor’s original journal is a rich source of material for the publication, as a record of his practice as a painter and an essential studio tool.

 

Gallery 09: Exquisite Bodies
Kindly supported by the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation

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The Stan Perron Charitable Foundation is kindly supporting Gallery 09’s current exhibition, Exquisite Bodies. Developed in collaboration with artist Bruno Booth, this exhibition challenges us to reshape our thinking and recognise ways that diversely abled bodies have to navigate a world that is uncomfortable by design, at the same time celebrating the beauty and value of differently expressed ability.

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Simon Lee Foundation Institute of Contemporary Asian Art
Made possible by the Simon Lee Foundation

The Simon Lee Foundation Institute of Asian Contemporary Art (SLF ICAA) incubates and promotes inspirational, ground-breaking contemporary Asian art at AGWA. SLF ICAA will strengthen our connections to art, artists, and each other, deepen our understanding of the world and in doing so build an inspiring future together. 

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Creative Encounters: Art and Dementia at AGWA
Made possible by Graeme and Lorraine Rowley 

Creative Encounters: Art and Dementia offers engaging and creative experiences for people living with dementia, together with their family members and carers. This Gallery-based program, developed in collaboration with dementia support services, brings people living with dementia and their carers to the fore and highlights the important role of the arts for wellbeing.

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Digitisation Project
Made possible by MM Electrical Merchandising

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MM Electrical Merchandising is generously supporting AGWA’s Digitisation Project, a key Gallery initiative committed to making all State Art Collection works available online.

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WITH THANKS TO

Aisen Family Trust
Albion Foundation
Alcock Family Foundation
APS Foundation
Australia Council for the Arts
Australia-Japan Foundation
Australia-Korea Foundation 
Graeme and Lorraine Rowley 
Minderoo Foundation
Simon Lee Foundation
Stan Perron Charitable Foundation
The Feilman Foundation
The Japan Foundation, Sydney
The Linton Currie Trust
The Michele Canci Foundation
The Myer Foundation
The Sir Claude Hotchin Art Foundation
The Spinifex Trust
The Ungar Family Foundation
Tony Fini Foundation
Anonymous

 

On Saturday 27 August, the Gallery is open 10am-3pm only as we prepare for the AGWA Foundation Gala supporting women in the arts. Some exhibition access will be disrupted with two Tracks We Share ground floor galleries closed. AGWA Rooftop bar will be closed, reopening at 2pm Sunday. Details